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Description | Price |
| MED3- 56C-B1662 |
World War I Nurses Hat |
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Made from white gauze like material. triangle shaped with wide hemmed edge approx. 24" wide. Image shows it folded in half. Came with a nurse's uniform sold in catalog. | SALE $35.00 |
| MED3- ATX-006 |
Civil War Quinine Tin |  |
Japanned tole tin cylinder container, 8 ½" x 1¾" diam. Screw on top, with paper druggist label. Quinine was used to treat malaria, a rampant disease during the Civil War. | $ 95.00 SALE $80.00 SOLD |
| MED3 -20 |
Civil War Phlebotomy Knife (Fleem) |
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Three steel knives in brass frame. Used to bleed patient, a popular treatment of the period, which killed more people than bullets. See Dammon I pg. 38. Marked "US" on the brass frame. | $ 95.00 SALE $ 75.00 |
| MED3- 95-B327 |
Civil War Period Adhesive Plaster Tube Packet | picture unavailable | "Family and Surgeon's Adhesive Plaster on Silk, Made by Ilah Littlefield of Boston." Complete with contents, these items were usually used up and seldom survived. | $ 75.00 |
| MED3- 95-B323A |
Civil War Medical Feeder |  |
White china, with long narrow spout. Used to feed broth and soups, as well as liquid medicine to weal patients in the hospitals. See Civil War Medical Instruments Vol. I pg.74. | $ 65.00 SOLD |
| MED3- 95-B323 |
World War I Army Needle Set of 58 Surgical Needles |  |
On three cards, all identified to use and all with their QMD number. In a black leather case with snap cover. Marked "United States Army Medical Department Stock No. 30860000." | $ 120.00 SOLD |
| MED3- 96-990 |
Surgeon's Medical Retractor |  |
Used to pull back and hold area of the body during operations. ¾" x 1½" plate with turned under edge on a steel shaft. Marked "J. Reynolds & Co.", with black wooden handle. Approx. 8¼" long. | $ 85.00 SALE $70.00 |
| MED3- 98-59 |
Civil War Period Labeled Davidson Medical Syringe Box No. 2 and Syringe |  larger image unavailable, same as one above except label different, large No. 2 in center. |
Papier mache box with label inside cover "No. 2 The Davidson Syringe, Patented March 31, 1857. Reissued April 25, 1865. Extended. Patented Sept. 11, 1866. Manufactured by the Davidson Rubber Company, Boston, Mass." With directions for use. Syringe, gutta purcha, 6 3/8" closed, 8 5/8" open. | $ 150.00 SOLD |
| MED3- 92-PA04 |
Spanish American U.S. Army Medical Feeder with Geneva (Maltese) Cross Insignia |  |
China, with maker's imprint on bottom. Bowl approx. 2¾"h x 4"diam. overall. Has red and white Geneva (Maltese) cross on top, behind feeder spout. | $ 85.00 SALE $70.00 |
| MED3- 86-859 |
Spanish American War Medical Feeder |  |
Used to feed soldiers broth, gruel, medicines, etc. Similar to those shown in Civil War Encyclopedia Vols. Marked "Made in Japan" on bottom. 7" long. | $ 60.00 SALE $ 48.00 |
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